Lecons D’Armes - Cordelois 1862
Lessons in Arms of Duelling and Assault By Cordelois. Cordelois, was a renowned Fencing Master, who taught at the fencing hall of the golden house in Paris, and one of the fathers of the modern fencing movement. In this book, he sets out the principles, rules and techniques of fencing, illustrated by numerous examples and advice. Also addressing the issues of honour, courage and loyalty, which governed the code of duelling.
"one of the most renowned masters of arms in Paris, much appreciated especially for his theories on attack" Original edition of 1862 Comprising 28 plates and 42 figures.
Author's signature on the justification page as well as a dedication of the author to the Monsieur le Comte D'Amazeuil (see photos)
Quarter red morroco binding with gold tooling to the spine, marbled boards and flyleaves. Book includes foxing throughout and the binding is tight though in good condition slight wear to the corners of the cover
Lessons in Arms of Duelling and Assault By Cordelois. Cordelois, was a renowned Fencing Master, who taught at the fencing hall of the golden house in Paris, and one of the fathers of the modern fencing movement. In this book, he sets out the principles, rules and techniques of fencing, illustrated by numerous examples and advice. Also addressing the issues of honour, courage and loyalty, which governed the code of duelling.
"one of the most renowned masters of arms in Paris, much appreciated especially for his theories on attack" Original edition of 1862 Comprising 28 plates and 42 figures.
Author's signature on the justification page as well as a dedication of the author to the Monsieur le Comte D'Amazeuil (see photos)
Quarter red morroco binding with gold tooling to the spine, marbled boards and flyleaves. Book includes foxing throughout and the binding is tight though in good condition slight wear to the corners of the cover
Lessons in Arms of Duelling and Assault By Cordelois. Cordelois, was a renowned Fencing Master, who taught at the fencing hall of the golden house in Paris, and one of the fathers of the modern fencing movement. In this book, he sets out the principles, rules and techniques of fencing, illustrated by numerous examples and advice. Also addressing the issues of honour, courage and loyalty, which governed the code of duelling.
"one of the most renowned masters of arms in Paris, much appreciated especially for his theories on attack" Original edition of 1862 Comprising 28 plates and 42 figures.
Author's signature on the justification page as well as a dedication of the author to the Monsieur le Comte D'Amazeuil (see photos)
Quarter red morroco binding with gold tooling to the spine, marbled boards and flyleaves. Book includes foxing throughout and the binding is tight though in good condition slight wear to the corners of the cover